A Michigan man was sentenced to 7 to 30 years for meth sales, part of regional drug crackdowns.

A 42-year-old man from Menominee, Michigan, was sentenced to 7 to 30 years in prison for selling methamphetamine, according to federal charges. The case is part of broader law enforcement efforts targeting drug distribution in the region. In related news, a Milwaukee man received a 13-year federal sentence for drug trafficking and firearm offenses, while a 39-year-old Oshkosh man was indicted on federal child exploitation charges. Two individuals were also charged in Michigan with severe child abuse on the Menominee Reservation. Meanwhile, the World Snowshoe Championships returned to the U.S., hosted in Brillion, Wisconsin, and Green Bay students participated in a CO2 car race event supported by a district grant.